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there has been soli hero since the LIST of
August nearly 600, 900 pounds, bringing
not quite 5000. This commodity
grows wild here in old aud uncultiyated
fields, and hes. only been utilized within
the last few years.
Many thousand railroad-sills arc
shipped from here. and forest land eight
or ten miles distant will command for
the timberalone more than the land and
all would have brought before the build
ing Of our railroad. The postal facilities
afforded by the advent OF q. railroad are
as advantageous 10 a community as the
increase given TO the material interests.
Where there were few weekly papers
taken, now there are many dailies and
literary periodicals adding to tho educa-
ton and enlightenment OF the people.
MIR. Samuel i. Barnes, widely
known and prominent citizen, died at
GAINESVILLE, near here, on the 18th In
slant. Before the war he was large
dealer in negroes, and often travelled
over all the southern States His &c
quaintance was extensive, and oil the
prominent men and important places of
ante bellum days were familiar TO him.
The writer we'll remembers the greeting
be gave President johnson in Washing
ton after the cessation of bostilities
After an introduction Mr.. johnson said
81 have seen you somewhere before,
Mr.. Barnes" "Ob, yes" replied MIR.
Barnes f; "i sold you q negro one Sun
day morning in Tennessee once. We
closed the trsde sitting on log" Mr..
johnson smiled and said he remembered
the occurrence. Mr.. Barnes was man
OF strong local attachment, and the title
TO his estate on which he died was given
to his grandfather by royal grant from
King George and has ever since been in
the Barnes family. His age was about
seventy years. and he was remarkable
man III many respects.
Rev. W. Z. Judson, OF the Methodist
Conference. arrived here yesterday to
take charge Of this circuit. There'are
two resident ministers here--a Baptist
and Methodist.
There are many settlers near here from
other States who are charmed with our
climate. Mr.. Van Buren, Webb says
when he left the western part OF New
York State in April several years ago to
come here he passed over snow ten feet
deep, and when he arrived here soon
after he found clover knee-high. What
can be moro inviting to settlersstban a
genial climate, fertile soil, and delightful
drinkiDgwater? j.
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NORFOLK NEWS.
The state Grangc-second Days Pro.
ceedipgs-Report OF Q me rrcasurer.

The state Grange-Second Days FRO.
ceediugs-Report OF q e Treasurer.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK December Ii. 1887.
The State Grange met mt 9 o'clock.
The discussion OF the various reports
and various matters relating to the Sc
cret work OF the organization consumed
the greater part Of the morning session.
A resolution was adopted changing the
constitution so as to elect the Executive
Committee of the grange for period of
three years.
A fraternal greeting was directed to
be sent to the State Grange of Pennsyl-
yania now in session at Harrisburg.
The report Of the secretary and trea-
urer shows that the Changers are in good
financial condition and gaining many
new members.
Resolutions have been adopted inviting
immigration, and promising protection
and assistance to all immigrants locating
in Virginia. The resolutions specially
apply to persons coming from other
States 10 locate here.
A committee was appointed on State
legislation for the purpose OF bringing
matters of interest to the farmers before
the Legislature. A committee on ma
tional legislation, for the purpose OF
bringing matters before Congress in CO.
operation with other State oranges was
appointed. -.
To-day q resolution was adopted
urging the Changers of the State to vote
for the defeat OF oil members of the
- h. 4o1
ment OF Colonel Harrison. 1T is under
stood that n committee will be appointed
to 60 to Richmond and obtain the Off
cial vote on the Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, 30 as to operate against the anti
Harrison men among the farmers OF the
State.
The male members OF the chorus Of
the "Little Tycoon" company struck
last night. The performance was half
gone through with before matters were
compromised and the male singers came
on the stage.
Messrs. Walter II. Doyle, Richard A.
Dobie, and Henry u. Elliott have been
renominated by the Cotton Exchange as
Harbor Commits toner's for Norfolk.
Last weeks business at the Lambert's
Point coal piers was the heaviest vet ex-
perienced. II aggregated 10000 tons.
A thousand bales OF cotton have 80 far
been brought here from the stranded
steamship Kimberly, and more vessels
hsve been chartered TO hurry forward the
work, making feet Of three steamers
and four schooners now engaged. All
the water has been pumped out of the
hold OF the steamship, and the wreckers
are confident of saving the cargo and
vessel il good weather holds.
The high price OF cotton here is said
10 ratard the sbipment 10 Europe.
The United States steamer Galena
Commander Bainbridge Roff) has er-
rived here from New York 10 ft out for
her winter csnise in the West Indies.
DR.. ). p. Tatern was reelected pbysi-
clan TO the county almshouse yesterday,
aud DR.. w. w. Cogsin was reelected
health offiser OF the county.
Two bales Of cotton fell on Steyedorc
John Powers on the wharf last night
and broke his coilar-bone and his nose.
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Carrier.Pigeon Caught.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Dec. II. 1887.

OHhhLUIIIIo'ILLN, DtV' II, AooI'
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
I caughta homing bird carrier. pigeon
about nine days ago which had a brass
band on each leg. The one on the right
leg was marked /. G. X, and the one on
the left was marked b., 1892. On his
wing was printed in blue letters, Please
let me go, or address - 1914 - Ave. b.
The letters left ont we're 20 blurred that
they could not be read.
Z. n. Cox,
Post Office Box %.
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nEcKLESnrRe coUxsr MATTERS,
settlers from Leudeun County--Rati.
roads sna poss-Onfees.


iCosrospondei CO OF ne Richmond DIspstch.l
CHASE CITy, Va, Dec. ii, 1887.
This is busy week and the number
OF country people on the sireetsiudioates
unusual preparation for the Christmas
holidays.
There arrived here this week four
families-in all fourteen persons-- from
Loudoun county. They have bought
farms near here end come 10 permanently
settle. Previous 10 this fail eight other
families from the same county have pur-
chased and located in THIS vicinity.
They are good farmers and citizens, and
express themselves as well pleased,
especially, as they say. when they sell
their Louioun land at $40 per acre aud
buy here lands that can DO maze as pro-
dnctive at 81 per acre.
The sumsc season has just closed and
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AUCTION sALEs-rasars Days.
BY Poindextsr 4 Denopu,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
j VACANT LOT on MOORE sTRKxr ABOUT
ONE SQUARE BEYOND THE NEW MOORE
sTkEETsCHo0I. ALSO, HOUSE NM LOT ON
TWEEN FEDERAL STREET AND MECHAN-
ICsvILLK TURNPIKE, AND LOT WITH BRICK
DWELLING THEREON or sToNY-kuN ROAD,
OR TuIRrY.Ftksf sTkBEr EXTENpED.--By
virtue OF tho provisions OF certain decd OF trust
dated May i2, 1895, and recorded In tho Chancory
Court OF the city Of Richmond and the County
wife, default hayiog been made In the psYmeut
OF a certain note therein secured, shalt sell ~
auction, on the premises, commencing att T. NJ,
on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1897.
The ABovE-DESCRfBED PROPERTY 10 the or
der named.
first 40xi75 FEET. on the south line Of Moore
street, commencing at a point eighty feet west
Of Harrison street. said lot extending back 20 al
alley twenty feet wide.
second. SOxi63 FEET. with TwO-sToRY
FRAME DWELLING thereon. on the south side
Of Darlington street between Federal or valley
and Nechanicsviilc turnpike.
Third. That TRACT OF LAND, with the Inn
proyements thereon. consisting Of n BRICK
DWELLING and OUThOUSE>. and containing
three-quarters Of an acre, lying on the stony
about one and n half milcs from the Old mar-
ket. aud adjoining the lands Of John brsaer. de-
cesseds
frsRMs: Cash "a TO expenses Of sale and an
amount sufficient 70 pay the cum OK t2i ~ anu
interest from November ~. 1857. and 500 on tho
l2,h day OF May, 1883, and the balance IN twelve
months from the date 81 sale.
GEORGE n. POINDRYTER,
Substituted Trustee.
de ii-Su, u, IN, Sa&Su5t
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Fatal BoiIcr.Exp,osion In Caroline.

DECEMBER IL, 1887.
At 2 o'clock yesterday the boiler of
the snw-mill of Mr.. Waller Allen eX-
ploded. The fireman, MIR. Eldridge
Brooks, was literally torn to pieces. Mr..
Ben, Harper is pronounced MORALLY
wounded by DIR. @. |. Terrell, who was
soon ut the scene. The mill had inst
started after dinner, and the boiler, being
exhausted of water, exploded when cold
water was let in. Mr.. Allen had just
left the boiler, and was in thirty steps Of
it when the accident occurred.
BEAVER DAM.
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by Brown & Lee
Zeal Estate Auctioneers,
Ashland, Hanover county, Va.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF A VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER
COUNTY, YA.-By virtue OF a decree OF the
Circuit Court Of Hanover county, entered on the
Seth day Of October 1851. In the suit OF S. ii
johnson Is. s. A. Wngneld and Gis.," we will
sell by public auction. in front OF Charles
stcbbins's store, In the town OF Ashland, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1887,
at IL O'Clock NJ. that VALUABLE FARM on
.he time of his death, containing $40 acres, ad-
Dining the lands Of Williams G. Wickhnm, Lewis
r. Blanton, and others. This farm Is situated
Immediately on the main county road leading
from the town Of Ashland 10 Hanover Court
house, about two miles from the latter place and
about the same distance from Hanover depot on
the Newport Newh and Mississippi Valley ratiyay,
and has upon II n frame dwelling Of six rooms,
with basement and the necessary out-build-
iuRs, and Is watered by running streams. About
one half Is cleared, including some fine meadow
land, and ia a good state OF cultivation. This
properly will 100 sold as whole or divided into
Two or more parcels. az may seem best at the
time OF sale. plot Of the property may be
seen al the ONCE Of the auctiOneers.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In three
equal payments. at one. two, and three years for
notes, with interest added from day OF sale, and
waving the homestead.
Eor further information address the commits
eloDers or the auctOneers at Ashland, Va.
HILL CARTER,
II. II. CARDWELL,
Special Commissioners
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HANOVER CouNTY-"S.
u. JOHNSON ys. S. A. WIHGGIgLD AND AIS"
Id. A. Brown, clerk of said court, certify that
the bond required OF the special commissioners
by the decree IN the said cause Of October ~,
1877, has boon duly given by Hill Carter, ono Of
said special commissioners.
Given uDdor my hand this 10Th day OF De-
cember, 1871. j. a. BROWN.
dc IS -ThU
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AgcrJes sALEs--rs,. s.y:
BY John 7. Goddin
and
BIN. Qusries
Real Estate AuctionecrS


T,RUSTEEy SALE OF HEENTIRE
Il PLANT OF THE wELI-KrowN BUILD
IhG FSTABl IsHMENT OF Mn. GEORGE Glib
SON. AT THE NOR1HwEsT CORNER OF CARY
AND SIXTH sTkEETs-L0T, BUILDING,
MACHINERY, TOOLS, OFFICE FURNITURE,
PATTERNS, 6c.--At trustees under two ces'ain
deods OF trust, tho lrst from John and George
Gihaop and their wives TO w. Goddin. trustee,
bearing date May 4, 1871 the other iiom George
Gibson 10 J. w. Lockwood aud w. X Quaties,
trustees. bearing date June 3, 1881, ana duly re-
corded ~ the clerks Office OF the Shsncery Court
made IN the debts secured therein. and being re-
quired 30 70 DO, We will offer for sale Of puplic
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, DEcENBEB IS. 1887.
at 4 O'Clock p. w., that VALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned. and more fully described az
Tor OF 10 FEET FRONT on Sixth street,
ments consist OF a TWO-sToKY BRICK BUILD
ING, BOILkR-HOUSE. LUMBEk-SHEDs, aud
ell improvements necessary % conduct nrst-
class building busines.. The machinery IL com
plete with modern improvements for getting
out the latest patterns OF moulding. dc, &c.
The once Is complete, with desks, safe, &c.
the dra wing room with oil the necessary hx-
lures. Tho whole establishment Is 90 complete
aud perfect In every respect that IL Is atmost
impossible 10 enumerate the machinery, &C.
Parties desiring 10 purchase VIII doswell 70 ex-
anime, and will ind that It Is ready @; once 10
begin business.
The chance offered 10 secure frst-class husi-
ness already established Il rare, and should at
tract attention. Welnyite inspection before day
Of sale.
The TERMS OF sALB will be cash as 10 - 100,
with per cent. interest from NAV 4. 1877, aud
expenses OF sale; residue, libcral terms Will DO
announced at time Of sale.
j. II. V. DANIEL.
Sub-Trustee under first deed;
j. w. LOCKWOOD,
w. X QUAkLEs.
doA Trustees under second deed.
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de ii-Su. w.T.sa&snst


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED REAL
ESTATE IN OUR GROWING SISTER CITY,
MANCHES TER, NA.-Ry virtue OF a certain deed
OF trust executed by. 4. Il. Cooke aud wife 70 the
undersigned. trustees Tor the Granite Perpetual
Buiiding.Fund Company. OF record in the clerks
Office Of tho Hastings Court 81 Manchester, Va.
In Deed Book voiume Z. page 3;4. default having
been made IN the covenants therein contAinc0,
aud being required by the directory OF said COM
pnny, we will sell By auction. upon the premises,
on
WEDNESDAY. DEcgxBsR 81, lsS
In the order following-viz, at4 o'clock p, NJ.
LOT OF LAND WITH A FRAME DWELLING
thereon fronting 30 feet the east side OF Third
street, commencing les feet from the south side
Of Decatur street and running back between
parallel lines 1872 feet Also. soy at ~ O'Clock
+. NJ. ON the same day, all that LOT OF LAND
fronting 20 feet on the west line or seyenth
street between Porter and Perry streets, adioin-
ing on the north the property belonging TO the
African BAPTIST church. and running tack be-
tween parallel lines i20 feet This property be-
ing situated upon the line OF the street cars CON-
mends Itself as a good building site.
TERMS: one third In cash the residue az SIX
and twelve months. per cent added, and Sc
cured by a deed " trust upon the property.
EDWARD s. ROSE.
JOSEPH ". THOMAS,
GEORGE :. VASHON, JR.
Trustees Granite Perpetual BuildiDg-Fund Com
pany.
CHEwNISG ROSE, Auc,ioneers. del
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VORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
Il POINT.
TRAINS DAILY, STEAMERS DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY.

The fsvorite route 10 Baltimore. The steamers
on this line are models Of beauty, elegance, ard
comfort Leave Richmond '3.2D p NJ, leave
West Point rs p. NJ; arrive Baltimore A. "
leave Baltimore "a r. NJ, arrive Richmond 'leD
a. NJ.
Fare Richmond to Baltimore; Firstclsss,
second class. $50
The york.Rlver Line affords superior sfyAn-
tsges 10 business men 10 enabling them %
leave Richmond near the close OF the days
transactions and arrive 81 Baltimore early nett
morning. after having enjoyed delightful
nights rest, free from the dust aud noise OF rail-
way travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond (rwenty-third
street dcpoD. ....................-. fofo \. v.
Arrive Richmond Crwenty-third
street depOp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. foso r. VI.
Daily. fDaily except sunday.
Depot and ticket-ofhce: Foot Virginia street.
Uptown ONCE: Corner Tenth ana Maln streeA
JAS. l. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agenr
J. - POTTS.
Division Passenger Agen,
Richmond Va
SoI. HAAS, Traffic Manager;
r. b. THLMAs. General Manager. noi3
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v,pE.wRirEm.

THE HAMMOND" TYpE-WRI-
u TSis--"THE BEST"
f'rlco s100 on Three Months friAL Send for
circulars aud specimens.
wHEEI WRIGHT a HowIsoN,
Exclusive Dealers for Virginia, BAfg Building,
1914 Main street, hichmond--AgeLts for
USDkhWooUs cELkbllATkD TYPE-WRI-
TER klBBO,!S AND SUPPLIES.
tde 10 2al
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ARlfvB RICHMOND.
sos 2. VI. MA IL daily lexcspt sunday
BIS A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily teIeep'
I'M. n Nteur s sN ess : ,.,,v ,.,,op, Moo.
dayl
CONNECTIONS.
AZ Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and ON
railway for the south, West. sod Northwest
AZ Lypchpurg with Norfolk and westcro rail-
Toaf for oil points South. Southeast aud soe.h-
west. and Virginia Midland railway for all polS"
North and south. -
az Richmond With Associated Railways tor Al
pointa In the south, aud Kichmood, freiericss
burg aud Potomac railroad for the North
AZ Lexington Win Baltimore aud uhlo ~.
roai. making close connections AZ hsrpets
Ferry 70 and from Pittsburgh and the Wesh a."
10 points North aud East-
slsspiag-sar stIasAsa % SsgA Express 70 Lyn@A'
burg.
siespine-cars Lyneha9gs 70 Memphis New VI
loans, aud Little ROCK.
Trains marked \ caiiy Except SendayN
Tickets sold 10 eli po.nts offces: sis cas-.
Malta street i00 Main street. and 81 Richmeei
and Aileglsny depot Liahlh aud Canal s,teeA
JOIN Il. MACMUkpo
pos0 0enersl Passenger Agent
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By Rawlings / Ro'e,
Real Estate Auctloneera


DESIRABLE MAINS STREET
~ STORE PROPERTY AT AUCTION, NO.
1912 EAST MAIN STREET. LONG OCCUPIED
BY THE LATE LOUIS J. BOsSlEuA ALSO,
BRICK DWELLING WITH EIGHT ROOMS
IMMEDIATELY IN THE REAR AND 'FRONT.'
ING ON AN ALLEY.-At tho request OF the heirs
OF the late Louis j. Bossieux We will self by
auction for division, on tho premises, at O'Clock
7. NJ, on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1881,
the very truly desirable PROPERTY situated as
o boye. Tho lot has a front OF " feet inches
on Main street with the perpetual right 70 build
over a three-foot alley on the west from tho
second story. The STORE Is Of brick and I'VE
stories shove tho basement; the lot has depth
Of 1913 9l2 feet 10 alley, on which the lot fronts
10 feet, with good BRICK DWELLING front
ing on said alley containing eight rooms, end
TOW renting for 500 per annum. There sa vide
alley 20 feet wide on the cast Of this property
which makes II an admirable house for shipping
purposes. II Is seldom that such property IL
offered nj auction, and this sale must command
the attention Of parties seeking good business
property. plat OF the property eau DO seen at
Inc office OF Inc auctlOneers.
TERMS: LIBERIA, and announced at sale
RAWLINGS g. ROSE,
desf01iI415 Auctoneers.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH E5YFk
ssssRsssS
MOyD AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az ~ NJ, and every SUNDAY ats
A.. n.
Freight for Tuesdays ana Fridays steamers
received tin ll:30 A. NJ: for Sundays steamer
I'LL p. ". Saturday. Freight received daily til
5P.A.
Fare. So.
For further information apply 70
J. W. acCARRICK,
General Southern Agent Once Rockets,
W. e. CLYDE & Co.
no2 General Agents Philadelphia
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AUCTIOS sALEs-Fusure Dsys.
ByN. W. Bowe.
Resi Estate Auctionccr.
V,HE LARGE AND wELL-LO-
GATED RESIDENCE
THE LATE ALFRED 7. HARRIS.
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FIFTH STREETS.
AT AUCTION.

IN pursuance Of q decree made on the 80 day
OF December by tho ChancoIy Court OF Rich
mond, in the chRnctry canse OF "Harr's 20.
Harris and dis.n | shall as commissioner ap-
poiated thereby. proceed to sell, at public auc-
ton, on The premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER %, 1887.
at ~ O'Clock P. NJ. TIE HOUSE AND lot At
tho southeast corner OF Franklin and Fifth streets
In this city, Of which the late Alfred 4. Harris
died seized and possessed
THIS PROPERTY fronts sixty feet on FIRM
street and runs bnck from said street one hum
dred and twenty feet 70 n ton-foot alley, ana Is
one Of the most desirable lots In this city. Per-
sons desiring 20 purchase are Invited 70 examine
the premises at any time previous 10 the day or
sale betwoon the hours Of ~ O'Clock NJ. and
O'Clock T.. u.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and the residue IN
three equal instalnents, payable respectively AT
one, two. aud three years from tho daY OF sac,
the credit iustaiments carrying interest from
the day 81 sale, and the purchaser or purchasers
executing bonds therefor payable az said re-
spective datos, the interest TO be paid semi
annually, with liberty TO the purchaser at his
election 10 pay all the purchase money IN cash;
and the title OF tho property retaiued until the
whole purchase money Is paid and q conveyance
directed by tho Court
KICHARD G. PEGRAM,
Commissioner.
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Schedule In Effect
November 10, 1857.

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 80 makes connection az Keysyills
for Chase City aDd Clsrksyille: at Greensboro
for Durham and Raleigh daily except sunday,
and all points ON North Carolins Division, aud
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No. 50 makes connection ~ Greensboro
for Raleigh, Goldsboro'. and Morehead City: AZ
Salisbury for Asheyille, Hot Springs, and al
points Ia Western North Caroline; at Charlotte
with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad
for Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charlesten, sA-
ysnnah, Thomasyille, Ga, Jacksonville, ani
other Florida points: also. with Carolina Geo.
tral railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from tho South arrive az Richmond
Sis A. NJ. and S:45 7. M.
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by Pondexter and Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
A UCTION OF FIVE FRAME
ADWELLINGS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
ORANGE STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND 81.
request Of the owner we Will sell
by auction, on the premises, ON
FRIDAY THE 10Th INSTANT
at r. NJ, tho abOye-described dwellings with
lots OF various fronts. extending back 10 an alley
These houses have been recently built In the
best manner, aud wilt pay a big return on the
prices expected. Orange street Is the northern
& rmnns Of First, locality most desirable for
small tenants. Bargains may be expected, as the
owner Is determined 10 sell
TERMS: Very reasonable, and a. sale.
POINDEXTER 81 DENOON.
IL AuciOneers.
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BY X. b. Cha1ln i Co.
and
John 4. GOddln.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 DESIRABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES, MORE
OR LESS, ABOUT SIX MILES FROM RICH
MOND, BEING THAT PART OF THE FARM
KNOWN As ENTERPRISE LYING on TIRE
NORTH SIDE OF THE Nav CENTRAL TURN
PGKE-SALE on THE PREMISES.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust dated March 20, 1884, duly
recorded In Henrico County Court In Deadlock
49, page 242, and 40 request OF beneficiary, de-
fault having been made in payment Of notes
secured, VIC will sell by public auction, on tho
premises. on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1887,
at l2 O'Clock NJ. THEABOvE-D ESCRIBEDFA FARM.
The land lays well, "a in good condition, and the
dwelling cOutalns about six rooms. There are
also the usual ou-buidings. Location good, and
good road 10 the city
TERMS: Cash "a TO expenses OF sale and 10
pay the following notes: $3.50. due March 90,
1885. subject to a credit OF $50 at maturity; t515,
due March %, 1898; 800, due September 90, 1886
$500. due March 20. 1857; Ai due September 20,
1887. with per cent interest from maturity I'M
Ill paid, and upon the following credits-yiz.,
SS45 10 March -, 1888, $50 10 September 20, 1874
$3.50 N March ~. 1889 tl5 TO September 20, 1889,
and f5i5 TO March 20, 1890.
X. B. CHAPLIN.
JOHN TATE GODDIN,
de Trustees.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK. NEATLY
~ xxEcurKp - snx pisfArck rnsF
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DIEDMONr AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD,
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAIN9
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MALE TEACHER WANTED, TO
vi take charge OF country school, well
located. with about thirty pupils; salary 500 per
term Of ten months; references roquire'l. For
further particulars address NJ a. BERRY,
dc ij4t Marion, =. &.
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN
w (eightcen). who has been IN The city about
five months, a POSITION b. January !, 1883.
Can give good references. Address \. T., Dis
nHich Office. do l0-G'